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“Estas agrable esti afabla, estas infero esti bovaĵo."

[Buzz Patterson @BuzzPatterson]

The Blue Angels and the Thunderbirds practicing for the 4th. American badassery on display.

Happy 250th, America! ❤️💪🇺🇸🔥

Sound up!

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@cleanwithmike blueprint

[Steven Tey @steventey]

FedEx right now:

[Secretary Kennedy @SecKennedy]

Watch this historic announcement.

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@walterkirn If illegals don't vote, Dems don't win

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@vulturetrades Ok

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@vulturetrades Let’s go

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@20th_Centurygal never

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

Your dog could soon get a daily pill that slows aging. 1,300 dogs are already testing it across 70 vet clinics, and it just passed its second FDA safety review in January.

The drug is LOY-002. A San Francisco startup called Loyal makes it. Celine Halioua started the company in 2019 when she was 24. They have raised $250 million so far, including $100 million in February from Baillie Gifford, the same firm that bet early on Tesla and Amazon.

The simplest way to explain what it does: if you put a dog on a strict diet where it eats way less food, that dog tends to live about two years longer. Cancer and arthritis both show up later. The body just ages more slowly. LOY-002 gives the dog those exact benefits without actually eating less. The dog keeps its appetite and its weight; it just ages more slowly.

The trial is called STAY. Half the dogs get a beef-flavored pill every day, and the other half get a fake version that looks and tastes the same. The FDA reviewed safety data from over 400 dogs. Zero serious side effects, even at five times the normal dose. Loyal has now cleared two of three hurdles for conditional approval, which basically means they could start selling the drug while the full trial keeps going. The last piece, manufacturing, goes to the FDA in 2027.

One thing the tweet gets a bit wrong: the pill is for senior dogs aged 10 and older, at least 14 pounds. And Loyal is being careful about the "years" claim. Right now, they are saying at least one extra year of healthy life. They want to prove more, but the trial needs to finish first.

If LOY-002 gets approved, it would be the first drug the FDA has ever cleared to slow aging in any species, human or animal. Loyal also has two more drugs coming for big breeds like Great Danes and Rottweilers. Those dogs die younger partly because of a hormone called IGF-1, which makes them grow fast but also wears their bodies out quicker. And a separate project backed by a $7 million grant from the NIH (the agency that funds medical research) is testing a human organ transplant drug called rapamycin in 580 dogs to see if it slows aging, too.

The global pet care market hit $261 billion last year. A once-a-day pill that gives your dog even one extra healthy year could easily become one of the best-selling veterinary drugs on the planet.

[South Dallas Foodie @SouthDallasFood]

OH

MY

GOD

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@BarstoolDenver

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@TheExtremeMusi1 Exit Music

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@RapidResponse47 @POTUS Fuck E-15

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@ForestMommy

[TheLastRefuge @TheLastRefuge2]

The constructed Obama "Iran deal" was never about eliminating nuclear ambitions. It was a simple pay-to-play operation. Release the sanctioned funds and some would return to Team Obama.

The same type of operation was then run in Ukraine with Biden as the primary beneficiary.

Hillary was given Libya to do the same, except it went sideways and Clinton never got the payout. So something else had to be organized.

That's where the Haiti funds came into play, for the Clinton family.

Obama had Iran.
Biden had Ukraine.
Clinton had Libya (but it failed) so Haiti replaced it.

Hope that simplified version helps.

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@RobertTreta @chrisvanderveen TEGNA ?, more like SMEGMA

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@TheLastRefuge2 @DataRepublican

[NumbersUSA @NumbersUSA]

30 years ago, SNL legends Phil Hartman & Dennis Miller said you can't discuss immigration without being labeled racist.

Hartman questioned birthright citizenship, chain migration, and why mass immigration is allowed to continue.

30 years later… same arguments, same reaction.